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Kit:- Sony SLT-A35 | Sigma 12-24 f/4.5-5.6 EX DG | Sony 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 SAM | Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM | iPhone 8 Plus | Mac OS X & The GIMP // etc After a couple of years on hiatus, I got back into

Kit:- Sony SLT-A35 | Sigma 12-24 f/4.5-5.6 EX DG | Sony 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 SAM | Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM | iPhone 8 Plus | Mac OS X & The GIMP // etc A big pile of concrete shapes seen near water -

Ardnamurchan point, on the tip of the Ardnamurchan Peninsula to the west of Fort William, Scotland is the most westerly point on the UK mainland. Home to a very sparse population and served by a tiny,

Repairs to the Parthenon temple are ongoing as seen here. It dates back to the 5th century BC. The positioning of the sun created several challenges here, but these were mostly overcome thanks to the iPhone's

I've always been a fan of shooting on film, but of course as a kid I had no choice as it was the standard medium back then. Here is a small collection of images from around 15 years ago taken in various

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In June I went to Berlin, which was my first time in Germany. Here are some highlights from the trip. I stayed near Bernauer Strasse, where the Berlin Wall memorial (an open air museum effectively) is.

It has the same size hard drive, same base memory, a slightly bigger screen and a somewhat faster processor; and costs $700 more than a base model 21.5". Why then, is the 27" iMac a much better

Several laser pointers with high enough power levels to have visible beams are arranged here to create an aesthetically pleasing image. The first image was shot on film; ISO 100 Kodak Ektar to be exact.

A once common sight on UK roads, the orange glow of the low pressure sodium (SOX) lamp will soon be no more. The last SOX factory at Philips in Hamilton, Scotland is due to cease production in 2020. Installed

With the boilers and turbines having been conquered, it was time to make my way to the holy grail of this journey - the Central Control Room. The jewel of Inverkip Power Station, and a place regarded by

At the beginning of the year I visited Rome; amazing city. I never got round to posting the pics, so I figured I would before I have too much of a backlog. On the first day I started by going to St Peter's

A couple of years ago in Scotland I was lucky enough to capture this lightning bolt on camera - on an iPhone no less!

The sun is seen setting over Scheveningen beach from one of the tallest buildings in The Hague, Netherlands. After a short period of time the sun goes below the horizon and the city lights flicker into

The "Clockwork Orange" as it's known by the locals is a subway network serving various areas of Glasgow city. It runs underneath the River Clyde and has two lines, running clockwise and

Something I also like to take photographs of are vintage lamps (known to the common man as "light bulbs" which is technically a misnomer!) in particular old mercury lamps. The principle is simple

Once we'd gained access to the boiler houses, we were inside to safety and the world was our oyster. We made our way through to the rear of the building, to the turbine hall, where three large Parsons

This was taken from a spot on the main road to Glen Coe in December 2016. I was incredibly lucky with this picture as mere moments after capturing it the wind picked up and ruined the reflective quality

If one wanders far enough out from the platform canopy at Amstelstation (Amsterdam Amstel), the open platform is presented with these linear fluorescent lights, making a picturesque and cozy feel. Thankfully

They'd said something about a gap in the fence and a metal staircase that led to gantries... but other than that they remained tight lipped. Information was not readily divulged to newcomers in the urbex